I am Studying to be an Artist...Do you think People would buy My Ceramics? :)??

etsy is a sweet online venue for buying and selling handmade items. You could start your own etsy shop - it is free, you just pay tiny fees to list and sell - and see what people are most interested in buying. etsy.com

If you want it bad enough, you can make it in the art world.

Do you want to do one of a kind work or open up a production studio doing the same kind of work over and over again? There are markets for both. Go to one of the big crafts fairs and ask some of the professional ceramists there how they did it and what they recommend. Good luck!

well considering every one has different tastes i would say make as many varieties as posible and maybe have customizeation avialible too. like me i seem to go for dragons and cats but like i said every ones different wanting many things in different colors

but im curious on art and would like to see

ceramics r tough to be successful in.
i have a friend who owns a teaching studio called Mud Fish in Albuquerque.
she is a great teacher, & she does her work on the side.
her shop is a co-op between several local artists, that is the best way to do it. u will not survive in the art world alone. find friends who do the same things/styles as u & MAKE A COOL SIGN/LOGO for ur shop. I cannot stress the importance of ur sign enough. it is the lure that u use to catch customers eyes, & the better the lure the more fish u will have.
i personally love good raku work, though it can only be used for decoration. porcelain is a good style to learn too, a good porcelain peice will appreciate in value, & smart collectors know this.
best of luck

It does not matter what I think. All that matters is what people will pay for. Put some of your work up for sale on eBay and see what happens. Also see about putting up some of your work for sale, perhaps on consignment, at a local art store or gift shop. If you want to know what kinds of ceramics sell, do some research on eBay, looking especially at the prices paid on completed auctions.

people are often interested in hand built work. Craft and folk art.
Poorly thrown pottery will not sell although you should keep it up if you enjoy the wheel.practice counts here..

Paintings are a given, ceramics I am not so sure..I'd be looking for abstact pieces (love the abstract), bowls, ornaments..good luck with that.

People will buy your stuff. But, only if you're good..so, do not suck.